TRECcast

On this episode, we’re talking with Fernando Ceballos of Pape-Dawson Engineers and Travis Gunter of The Beck Group about the 2019 Young Guns Foundation Project! During the next year, our young professionals will be renovating the auditorium, teacher’s lounge, and courtyard of the Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center, a Dallas Independent School District facility, as part of the Dallas Catalyst Project, with Fernando and Travis at the helm as project managers.

We are hosting a volunteer work day for the project on September 7. You can register for the event here, but please note that you must also register on the DISD site so they may complete a required background check.

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On the latest episode of TRECcast, we sit down with the first chairman in TREC Foundation history, Bill Sechrest! Sechrest, who co-founded the law firm Winstead, Sechrest & Minick (now known as Winstead), chatted with current TREC Foundation Chairman Bill Cawley about the Foundation’s early days (back when it was known as the Community Development Assistance Corporation, what it means for a non-profit to reach the 25-year mark, and his impressions of the Dallas Catalyst Project.

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Criticism. Everybody gives it, everybody gets it, and on this episode of TRECcast, the Rose Porterfield Group will help you handle it like a pro!

Dr. Bob Rose and Dr. Robyn Porterfield have more than 30 years of consulting experience between them, helping business leaders improve and sustain results. For the last five years, they've helped bring out the best in TREC's Associate Leadership Council class members.

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On this episode of TRECcast, we chat with Cornerstone Baptist Church Pastor Chris Simmons and Program Director Donald Wesson about the church's role in the Dallas Catalyst Project! Throughout the summer, we'll be checking in with the DCP's partner organizations in the Forest District community and letting you know how you can get involved.

On this episode of TRECcast, we chat with Stantec’s Stephanie Laughlin about her experiences in the Associate Leadership Council and Fellowship of Executive Leaders programs. Plus – our midyear membership pricing offer returns July 1!

On this episode of TRECcast, we’re bringing you a replay of our May 14 Market Matters event on the future of retail. Moderated by D CEO’s Christine Perez, the event featured two panel discussions about repurposing existing retail developments (panelists: Frank Mihalopoulos of Corinth Properties, Amanda Moreno-Lake of Jim Lake Properties, and Herb Weitzman of Weitzman) and prognosticating the ever-changing retail landscape (panelists: Mark Masinter of Open Realty Advisors, Jennifer Pierson of STRIVE, and Alan Shor of The Retail Connection).

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On this episode of TRECcast, we're wrapping up our 'Technology of Placemaking' series with an interview with Eden Founder and CEO Joe Du Bey! Joe was a panelist during our April 3 Bank of Texas Speaker Series event and talked to us about how Eden is striving to be a one-stop-shop for building, tenant, and office needs!

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Notes:

-Join us at Belo Mansion on May 14 for our first Market Matters breakfast of the year on the future of retail. We’ve got two panel discussions lined up about repurposing existing retail buildings and how the retail sector will evolve in the years to come.

-Our next TREC Talk will take place at our offices (3100 McKinnon Street, suite 1150, in Dallas) on Tuesday, May 7, at 5:00 p.m. We’re welcoming DART board members Jon-Bertrell Killen, Dominique Torres, and Patrick Kennedy for an informal happy hour, where they will share their priorities and answer questions from guests. This event is open to all members but is free for PAC members.

Tickets for both events are available at http://www.recouncil.com.

On this episode of TRECcast, we’re continuing our “Technology of Placemaking” series with Gabrielle McMillan, CEO of Equiem! Gabrielle was a panelist during our April 3 Bank of Texas Speaker Series and chatted with us about how Equiem is using tech and big data to fill tenant needs.

TRECcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, SoundCloud, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow The Real Estate Council on Facebook @therealestatecouncil and @trecdallas on Instagram and Twitter.

Notes:

-Join us at Belo Mansion on May 14 for our first Market Matters breakfast of the year on the future of retail. We’ve got two panel discussions lined up about repurposing existing retail buildings and how the retail sector will evolve in the years to come.

-Our next TREC Talk will take place at our offices (3100 McKinnon Street, suite 1150, in Dallas) on Tuesday, May 7, at 5:00 p.m. We’re welcoming DART board members Jon-Bertrell Killen, Dominique Torres, and Patrick Kennedy for an informal happy hour, where they will share their priorities and answer questions from guests. This event is open to all members but is free for PAC members.

Tickets for both events are available at http://www.recouncil.com.

On this episode of TRECcast, we're continuing our "Technology of Placemaking" series with Arie Barendrecht, founder and CEO of WiredScore! Arie was a panelist during our April 3 Bank of Texas Speaker Series and talked to us following the event about how WiredScore empowers landlords to understand, improve, and promote their buildings' digital infrastructure.

On this episode of TRECcast, we’re continuing our "Technology of Placemaking" series with Leah Alexander, national launch manager at Industrious! Leah was a panelist during our April 3 Bank of Texas Speaker Series and sat down with us following the event to talk about how Industrious, with locations in nearly 30 cities, is working to optimize the coworking office experience for companies.

Over the next two weeks, we’ll be interviewing each of the Speaker Series panelists about the rise of tech in building management, from coworking spaces and efficient IT support and internet connectivity, to one-stop-shop services for tenant and building needs, and how big data fits into the future of commercial real estate.

Here’s the schedule for our “Technology of Placemaking” interviews:

-April 19: WiredScore founder and CEO Arie Barendrecht

-April 22: Equiem CEO Gabrielle McMillan

-April 24: Eden Founder and CEO Joe Du Bey